Tag: marine biology

Megalodon teeth have always been key to understanding the ancient marine predator. Fossilized teeth are all that remain to prove ...

A human can’t shrink away from the threats of climate change. A clownfish, however, can. In a new paper published ...

Some humpback whales are born in warmer waters. Others are born on the way. That’s what a study in Frontiers ...

Coral reefs are natural wonders that don’t just mesmerize us with their colorful and diverse ecosystems — they’re also economically ...

In July 2024, scientists in Otago, New Zealand, made a stunning discovery: an elusive spade-toothed beaked whale had washed up ...

For years, tales of giant squids roaming the ocean depths lived mostly in folklore and maritime legends — dismissed as ...

For humans, the gestation period can last forty weeks. There are cramps, morning sickness, strange food cravings, increasing discomfort, and ...

The houndshark species Mustelus lenticulatusPaul Caiger At least one shark species has a bark to go along with its bite. ...

If you could choose one superpower from the animal kingdom, many people might wish for the ability to breathe underwater. ...

Rising water temperatures, acidification, and deoxygenation are disrupting marine ecosystems worldwide. These changes threaten culturally and economically significant species, ultimately ...